Category: Marketing & Advertising

  • These days, I’ve been doing a fair amount of work directly with the designers at work. I’m also sitting directly next to them (marketing and design together – whoddathunkit?) so I’m getting a lot more honesty as to what guidelines…

  • In a vaguely insane post-holiday attempt to catch up with all the new stuff in the RSS feeds I read regularly[1], I came across this article by Andy Beal, from Web Pro News, announcing the launch of PayPerPost.com. The basic…

  • If you liked the Sony Bravia advert with the 250,000 superballs bouncing down San Francisco streets, you’ll love Tango Clear’s spoof ad. The ad sums up British humour at its best. What else can I say? It’s just a hilarious…

  • Seth Godin writes an entry I found thought-provoking enough to post nearly in its entirety: “I am in Santa Elena, CR. Off the map. No paved roads by choice. Few locals and lots of ecotourism (read tourist town which is…

  • Everyone has different reasons driving their need to blog, whether as a way to express themselves, share professional knowledge or to discuss current events. And it’s fair to say that the vast majority of bloggers make no money out of…

  • Big Brother’s been highjacking Channel 4 for a week or so now. And it took about 5 minutes to establish that it would be a load of rubbish, thanks to the complete freaks that have been selected to live in…

  • Click on the image to see a bigger picture Ok, now you’ve had your giggles at the smartass who left the pen note. So did I, it was pretty funny… But it did make me think that those who offer…

  • YouTube‘s been the breeding ground of many 15-seconds-of-fame videos. Some were just bizarre, some were very funny, and others, well… the vast majority, are just dull and you might as well watch paint dry. It’s also home to the best…

  • I used to go on to my coworkers about my great advertising ideas, a few of which involved paint, oversized ads and Google Earth (usually after a few pints, they seemed GREAT!) But it looks like Maxim magasine has beat…

  • Mr. Patto highlights the fact that Australia’s new tourism commercial, which has the tag-line “So where the bloody hell are you?”, has so far been modified, restricted or banned in the UK, Canada and now Japan. Britain raised the issue…